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TB, always going one step further than necessary, bought this bolt cutter to cut the chains we’ll be using to hang potted plants on the porch.
Chains whose links can be bent open with a pair of pliers
Pliers that we own.
When he bought these bolt... — TB, always going one step further than necessary, bought this bolt cutter to cut the chains we’ll be using to hang potted plants on the porch.
Chains whose links can be bent open with a pair of pliers
Pliers that we own.
When he bought these bolt cutters, the sales person said, “These are heavy duty bolt cutters. They’re strong enough to cut a bike lock. If you need to cut a bike lock These are definitely good for cutting bike locks.”
My bike was stolen just before we left Chicago.
The other day, TB asked what type of bike I wanted to get - road bike, mountain bike, hybrid, city bike.
Pretty sure Daddy’s getting a new, slightly used, bike for Easter!
I have my own bike lock, so if the bike comes with a broken one, I can easily replace it.

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sck501

No no no no no.

Initially both the US and Russian used pencils, but these weren’t a good solution for writing in space. Why? Because graphite my friends. GRAPHITE. Graphite from pencils flakes off which, on Earth, is no more troublesome that leaving smudges on your hands, desk, and everything else.

In space, with 0 gravity, graphite dust floats around. It floats into control panels and consoles. It lands on microchips and motherboards. It’s not only dirty, it conducts electricity, which can cause electrical and mechanical problems in space.

And finally, NASA did not develop the pen. NASA didn’t even requisition the pen. An independent individual named Paul Fisher developed the pen of his own accord. He then sold pens to NASA for $2.95 a piece.

Facts: http://www.snopes.com/business/genius/spacepen.asp

Source: yourspookyginger facts space pen nasa

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jonn-lock

I had this story in the back burner for some time lol, mostly because of the whole Doge meme that went viral, but also because my animation professor liked another idea better than this one. I made the ideas super simple because of time/deadlines. :P It’s pretty much a Father Shiba and his daughter creating a simple bread that brings joy and nostalgia to their customers. I’m still wondering if I want to make this into a bread contest or a journey thing.

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